I indicated in the previous poll thread that it would be interesting to see some questions on Libya, asking about support for intervention in general, and maybe separately about specific types of intervention, i.e., no-fly zone, bombing, selling arms to rebels, troops on ground, strictly humanitarian assistance, etc. Rasmussen's poll earlier this week asked about it, but only in general, vague, terms, so some more detail would be nice.

- Agree with Libya questions. Also do an "Approve or Disapprove" of Obama's handling of the situation.- Do a poll "Is it more important to support democracy movements in the middle east, or is it more important to support dictators who are allies and keep oil prices low."

Don't bother polling Drew Carey in the U.S. Senatorial election because he's likely under contract to host The Price is Right and I'm 100% certain that he or a spokesperson stated that he isn't interested.

I would like to know if Brown has a possible primary contender. If Kucinich were to lose his house district would he consider a Senate run against Brown?

Another commenter mentioned Ken Blackwell as possible Republican candidate. I would like to see him run but I think the Rs need someone from the northern part of the state if they expect to get some votes in Cleveland. I don't think Cle will go for a Portman-Blackwell Southern OH team in the senate.

Is there anyone in a lake Erie city who might run other than Mandel? I don't like to see these folks who haven't finished a term for a state-wide office running for Senate. For some, a lake-shore Senator would come in handy for GL Compact issues that may come up.

On the national poll, in light of Wisconsin, could you ask a question about voter enthusiasm? I know it is waaaay early, but it would be fascinating to see if the events in Wisconsin are having national effects.

Agree about asking who you would vote for if you could redo the Kasich vs. Strickland election. I live in Wisconsin and when your poll showed that Walker would lose to Barrett in a rematch, it got a lot of play on the wisconsin media websites. It was the point where democrats started to really have proof that they were winning.

Against Brown: John Mandel, Mary Taylor, and Steve LaTourrette. You did Husted last time, and he's ruled it out. Jordan was also polled last time, and he seems unlikely to run. Of the people polled last time, only Taylor still looks like a candidate.

National poll: Try the GOP primary without Huckabee. Maybe next month, try it without Palin, and then one month, try it without both.,

Steve LaTourette for Senate. He represents a swing congressional district, isn't extremely conservative, and isn't a dyed-in-the-wool free trader which would blunt Sherrod Brown's populist image. Mandel, Jordan, and Taylor are other people that have been rumored to run.

"On the national poll, in light of Wisconsin, could you ask a question about voter enthusiasm? I know it is waaaay early, but it would be fascinating to see if the events in Wisconsin are having national effects."

We COULD do that, but there wouldn't be a comparison point to before the WI brouhaha.

"Couldn't we have a point of comparison be a voter enthusiasm question from before the 2010 elections? Does PPP have a data point like that from around the same time last year?"

Sure, but that's not really a relevant comparison point when it was like 7 months ago, and asked about voting in that fall's election. It would measure the difference between voting then and voting now, but wouldn't say much about the impact of Walker's actions on the national stage.

I would still like to see a question in your national poll on who primary voters' "third choice" candidate would be in the 2012 Republican Presidential primary. There's about a 50/50 chance that at least two of the current frontrunners (and top vote-getters) in the Republican Party are not going to run in 2012. I'd be particularly interested in seeing where all the votes go if both Huckabee and Palin decline to run.

In Ohio, it might be interesting to see how many Ohioans would support redistricting Kucinich's seat out of existence, and if he would have any support in a run for another Congressional seat.

"It would measure the difference between voting then and voting now, but wouldn't say much about the impact of Walker's actions on the national stage."

I think I am being vague, but I was wondering if there was any way to compare voter enthusiasm from March/April '10 to around now? I know we are about 1.6 years out of the '12 election, but could be interesting.

If not, is there a way to see if any of those voters that sat out of the '10 election are now engaged to vote in '12?